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  Rose Leslie has told how her husband Kit Harington's past alcohol addiction is 'his responsibility' and that it is solely down to him whether he choses to drink
  again.
  
  The actress, 35, said that she 'won't nanny' him into
  making good choices and refuses to 'put that pressure on herself' during a candid new interview. 
  
  Game of Thrones actor Kit, also 35, revealed he was suffering from alcohol addiction in 2019 after the hit series came to an end and checked into the Privé-Swiss retreat in Connecticut to recover.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Strong: Rose Leslie has told how her husband Kit Harington's alcohol addiction is 'his responsibility' and that it is solely down to him
  whether he choses to drink again
  
  Rose told Harper's Bazaar: 'I've learnt a lot about
  addiction and it's something Kit is forever
  going to be aware of, but it's on him whether he chooses to drink again. 
  
  
  
  
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  'No amount of nannying is going to be able to stop him from doing what he decides to do...
  
  I don't choose to put that pressure on myself.
  The responsibility of his behaviour is on him.
  It's not on me to guard him from it.'
  
  'For Kit, being an addict, it's very important for him
  to recognise himself as such.
  
  
  
  
  Having her say: The actress, 35, said that she 'won't nanny' him into making good choices and refuses to
  'put that pressure on herself', during an interview with Harper's Bazaar
  
  'The AA community has provided such a loving space for him to
  feel heard, to make sure he's not alone. But if it weren't for rehab, he would be in a very different headspace
  right now.'
  
  Rose also said that she is 'doing well,' noting that Kit suffered from addiction in 2019,
  'so we're now several years into his sobriety.'
  
  Last year Kit bravely spoke about surviving alcoholism and
  depression in a candid interview with The Sunday Times.
  
  
  The actor, who achieved worldwide fame with his role as Jon Snow on Game of Thrones, said he 'went through some pretty horrible stuff' in the years since the
  fantasy drama series ended in 2019.
  
  
  
  
  Past battle: Game of Thrones actor Kit, also 35,
  revealed he was suffering from alcohol addiction in 2019 after the hit
  series came to an end and checked into the
  Privé-Swiss retreat in Connecticut to recover
  
  Kit, who has been sober for two-and-a-half years following a
  stint in rehab, revealed that while he was now 'very happy' and 'content', he once battled
  suicidal thoughts. 
  
  'I went through some pretty horrible stuff,' Christopher, who goes by
  the moniker Kit, told publication, when describing his life after the end of series. 
  
  'Things that have happened to me since Thrones ended, and that were
  happening during Thrones, were of a pretty traumatic nature and they did include alcohol,'
  he revealed.  
  
  Kit went on to describe his experience of hitting rock
  bottom, that resulted in a stint in rehab at the Privé-Swiss retreat in Connecticut, costing £95,000 a
  month.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  When asked by the publication whether he ever contemplated suicide,
  Kit reportedly hesitated before saying: 'The answer is yes.
  Yes of course. I went through periods of real depression where I
  wanted to do all sorts of things.'  
  
  Kit said he hoped his comments would help others suffering, and admitted to being very 'secretive' about his addictions.
  
  
  'I will say about my addictions that I kept them very,
  very quiet and I was incredibly secretive and incredibly locked up with them,' he confessed.  
  
  Rose and Kit wed in 2018 and welcomed their first child,
  a boy, in February last year. 
  
  
  
  
  Family: Rose and Kit wed in 2018 and welcomed their first child,
  a boy, in February last year 
  
  Kit gave a rare insight into fatherhood in a recent interview with Access Hollywood. 
  
  The star admitted he didn't understand just how big
  the journey through fatherhood was until he embarked
  on it himself. 
  
  He said: 'Everyone goes, "Look, it's big what you're about to go through." You
  have no way of knowing that until it happens.'  
  
  'Every day, I wake up and I look after this little
  human and now we're part of a unit together.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  'I think the thing that surprises me most about fatherhood is you are now
  a unit, the three of you, and that's a whole new dynamic you need to find.'
  
  Kit added: 'I pretty much find every day as he grows and changes, how does that change
  you? It's a beautiful thing, it really is.'    
  
  Kit and Rose confirmed the arrival of their baby boy last February but have not revealed his name.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The couple have largely stayed out of the public eye since announcing that
  Rose was pregnant via a photoshoot the September before. 
  
  They celebrated their three-year wedding anniversary last summer, after tying the knot in June
  2018 at Rose's aristocratic family's spectacular 12th-century Wardhill Castle in Aberdeenshire.
  
  
  
  For confidential mental health support, please contact Samaritans on 116 123.
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  Love: They celebrated their three-year wedding anniversary last summer, after
  tying the knot in June 2018 at Rose's aristocratic family's
  spectacular 12th-century Wardhill Castle in Aberdeenshire
  
  
  
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  Kuwait attack shows Gulf vulnerability to Islamic State
  By REUTERS
  
  Published: 17:30 GMT, 29 June 2015 | Updated: 17:30 GMT, 29 June 2015
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  KUWAIT, June 29 (Reuters) - By sending a Saudi Arabian suicide bomber
  to Kuwait and recruiting local members of a stateless
  underclass to help him attack a Shi'ite Muslim
  mosque, an Islamic State cell struck at the Gulf Arab monarchy's most potent internal
  divisions.
  
  Relations have traditionally been good between the 70 percent of Kuwait's 1.4
  million citizens who are Sunni and the Shi'ites
  who make up 30 percent, but regional rivalry between Sunni Saudi Arabia and Shi'ite
  Iran has opened some fissures.
  
  The country, home to the region's most open Arab society,
  is also divided between descendents of its original townsfolk and those of Bedouin tribes,
  between Islamists and liberals and between rich and poor.
  
  For decades, Kuwait's ruling Al Sabah family has played the social, religious and political groupings off against each other, say critics, while sidelining injustices such as the plight of over 130,000 stateless "bidoon", meaning "without".
  
  
  Islamic State is adept at exploiting vulnerabilities with its violently puritanical message and call to an Islamist utopia, a
  tactic it could use in other Gulf Arab states
  where despite great wealth, bitter inequalities persist.
  
  
  But while many Kuwaitis say they hope the government will respond to this challenge by addressing internal problems and
  maintaining its open tradition, they fret it will instead follow the authoritarian lead of the biggest Gulf state, Saudi Arabia.
  
  
  
  "Now there is a lot of fear after this action that the government will take more measures regarding more security, more limits of rights," said Mohammed al-Dallal,
  a former member of parliament with the Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated Islamic Constitutional Movement.
  
  
  
  Friday's attack, which killed 27 and injured more than 200, put Kuwait
  on the front line of a jihadist problem that has been aggravated in its neighbour Iraq
  by the tussle for regional dominance between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
  
  Kuwait is a rare island of open debate in the Gulf, with elected MPs who can challenge the ruling
  family's appointed government and a tradition of free debate that
  allows critics to publicly question both the state and regional heavyweights.
  
  
  
  TRIBESMEN AND SALAFISTS
  
  This diversity has carried a political price, as the
  Al Sabah dynasty has often taken advantage of splits to better maintain its rule, giving or withholding patronage
  to prevent any one group from growing powerful enough to threaten its primacy.
  
  
  In recent years, seemingly urged on by Gulf allies, it has grown less
  tolerant of dissent, jailing citizens for tweets critical of the Al Sabah and changing electoral laws in ways critics say make it harder for the opposition to win a majority in parliament.
  
  
  What some fear is that the government will now become the last member of the
  Gulf Cooperation Council, which also includes Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain,
  the United Arab Emirates and Oman, to approve a security agreement that could
  limit rights.
  
  Drive up the highway west out of Kuwait City, through dowdy suburbs and large open areas of scrub trees
  intersected by electricity pylons, and you pass first the bidoon area of Sulaibiya and eventually the tribal district of al-Jahra.
  
  
  
  The houses are smaller and shabbier than in Kuwait's inner city where the scions of wealthy merchants,
  both Sunni and Shi'ite, and the professional classes, make their lives.
  
  
  Many bidoon are descendents of Bedouin nomads from inside Kuwait who failed to register with the authorities when its borders were set 50 years
  ago, while others are more recent undocumented migrants from Iraq seeking access to its riches.
  
  
  
  At least two of the suspects Kuwait has detained after Friday's attack are from this disenfranchised community, as was the Iraq-born father of Mohammed al-Emwazi, known in the
  West as Islamic State's beheader of hostages, Jihadi John.
  
  "Islamic State will find some angry people because of some social issues. I think number one is the bidoon," said
  Dallal, describing the issue as a "time bomb".
  
  Kuwait's Bedouin tribes, while much better off than the bidoon, have historically been looked down on by
  cityfolk, who often regarded them as unsophisticated, while they in turn often decried the
  cosmopolitan urbanites as irreligious.
  
  It was among these groups that Salafism, the ultra-strict strain of Sunni Islam native
  to Saudi Arabia, has thrived in Kuwait, with its sympathy for tribal traditions, its egalitarian approach to those within its fold and
  intolerance of Shi'ism.
  
  Fuhaid al-Humailan, spokesman for a Bedouin Salafi party, condemned Friday's bombing,
  but then quickly turned to what he described as the terrorism perpetrated by the West and Shi'ite Iran against Arab Sunnis as representing Kuwait's main threat.
  
  
  
  NATIONAL UNITY
  
  In the 1980s, the government encouraged Salafists as a counterweight to
  the Muslim Brotherhood and the movement has grown ever since, becoming a force
  that held many seats in the last parliament and has mobilised young
  people on the street.
  
  Although the Muslim Brotherhood has held fundraising events for rebels in Syria, providing cash that the West believes may have gone to militants, it is Salafists
  whose ties to jihadist groups most worry Kuwaiti liberals and Shi'ites.
  
  
  "Salafist extremism existed in Kuwait a long time ago. But the government gave us deaf ears. They didn't listen until this tragedy happens," said Ali
  al-Baghli, a liberal former oil minister at a diwaniya, as Kuwaitis call their nightly salons.
  
  
  
  As Shi'ite victims were buried on Saturday, Kuwait's flag
  hung at half mast by the emir's seafront palace and condolences were heard in the Sunni Grand Mosque.
  
  
  Shi'ites at the funeral, the men and women sipping thimbles of
  tea at the salon held at a liberal political society and Islamists in a Bedouin district
  outside Kuwait City all commended their ruler, Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmed
  al-Sabah, for visiting the bomb site within an hour of
  the attack.
  
  Yet despite the emotional pledges of unity and allegiance,
  few people said they expected meaningful changes in how the
  Al Sabah handled the grievances Islamic State exploited,
  and still fewer seemed to agree on what changes,
  if any, should be made.
  
  (Editing by William Maclean and Philippa Fletcher)
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